2 Simple Tricks to Manage Recoil

Here’s another video from our buddy John Lovell. I think you’ll enjoy his straight to the point video. To find out more about John check out his YouTube channel and page. Here are 2 pro tips to help you manage your gun’s recoil so that you can shoot faster and more accurately.

What is the Warrior Poet Society?

There is an old quote known to many in the world of self-defense:

“The state that separates its scholars from its warriors will have its thinking done by cowards and its fighting done by fools”.

The Warrior Poet Society answers a call; it is a call for a more elite protector. This call is for those who understand the high stakes of violence and who are willing to commit their minds and bodies to the task of defense so that they may prevail and others may live. Warrior Poets are those who train and fight for higher purpose. They are members of a rare fraternity of warriors who fight with intellect, conviction, and great skill. Motivated by a love for others, warrior poets become students of the art of war so that they may triumph when the enemy calls.

It is not good enough to simply train hard, we must train smart.

John Lovell is a credentialed full-time tactics and firearms instructor and is an NRA instructor. He teachs over 20 different classes including night vision, low light tactics, room clearing, defensive pistol courses, defensive carbine/rifle courses, home defense classes, NRA classes, and more. John is a war veteran and a former member of Special Operations, having served in 2nd Ranger Battalion with numerous combat tours to both Iraq and Afghanistan. His overseas experience also entails having served as a missionary to Central America for four years. He holds a B.A. in Business, and, more than an instructor, John considers himself a student of war, philosophy, theology, and history. When he is not teaching, training, or spending time with his family, you will likely find him reading.

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